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The Weinberg Foundation is impressed by the flurry of activity in
The Weinberg Foundation is impressed by the flurry of activity in many organizations advancing molten salt reactors. They mention Martingale ThorCon, ...

Fukushima-related cash compensation pay-outs are nearing $20
Fukushima-related cash compensation pay-outs are nearing $20 billion for the roughly 75,000 Tokyo-mandated evacuees. This averages to about $600,000 f...

Eigg – a model for a sustainable energy future, on the Energy
Eigg – a model for a sustainable energy future, on the Energy Matters blog, illustrates how renewable energy is impractical for an island community ...

Ill be off for a few days, but you can read Jim Conca Science is
Ill be off for a few days, but you can read Jim Conca Science is not Democratic in Forbes. We have two big science failures: (1) many people reject th...

The Economist illustrates how wind and solar power are the most
The Economist illustrates how wind and solar power are the most expensive ways to reduce carbon pollution, especially compared to combined-cycle natur...